The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.


TIE LAKE PARK people will let on
some daylight fire works az thelr reSoi'
to-day.
Dr. CLIFTON reports a case OF
malignant diphtheria at 4Oo H. Inlro
South Street.
WILLIAM FULLER, of s. w. Darke q
Go, was appointed a notary puDhc
yesterday.
TR. JONES g. Co. received yesterday;
Germania bullion. 81 .O57.bi ORE $4,000
48; total, $5,022,61.
ALBERr VAN Corr was thrown from
wagon IN East Canyon yesterday anu
quite severely injured.
Wp11s FARGO & Co.'S shipments
,ogta-dev we're: Base bullion, 81 $50;
ore, IS, 900. Total $l0.O5O.
TEE SIXTH Ward Band takes an ex-
.orsion to Nephi and intermediate
stations on Tuesday, September lSth'
TIE FOURTEENTH Ward District
ao5ooi will open on Monday, August
S9th. with Mr.. @. F. Wilcox as principal.
Dudley REESE, the cattle man of Fill
mora IL purchasing matched horses IN
the towns north of Provo In Utah
County, to ship to Colorado.
CERTIFICATES OF election were issued
Yesterday to the members of the next
legislature, whose names have already
heen published in THE HERALD.
OR. SAVAGE made professional visit
10 Pleasant Grove last week, and took
views of the famous Battle Greek FANS.
The artist says they are ''immense."
THE CHEYENNE Leader has two libel
suits ON hand-one criminal and the
other civiI-for articles published
AGAINST a woman of questionable char
acter.
e. L. PARRY & SoSs, Of the "Ssnpete
Marble" Quarries, have received an
erder for ten car loads of their stone.
which will be used on the residence OF
w. S. Mccormick.
W. G. SANDERS, who for number Of
years past has run harness shop on
Second South Street, has assigned for
the benefit of his creditors. 5. Y. Pan
cake is the assignee.
GEORGE M. DICKINSON, formerly as
sistant superintendent! OF the Wyoming
division of the Union Pacific, has been
promoted, and appointed snperintend-
snt OF the Montana Union.
MRS. ANNIE DURNFoRD, of Salt Lake
Citv. accompanied by her daughter
Nav. is visiting her TWO sons William
and George and their families In this
citv. for few Weeks.-Evanston Chief
tam.
TIE SMALL army of people who have
stopped at Wanship this summer on
their way to the Weber camping
grounds, speak IN high terms OF the &C
commodations afforded at Redden S
Wanship Hotel.
Mr.. ]. S. BAsNEs, administrator of
the estate of J. NJ. Allen, says that upon
looking over the bill OF items allowed by
the insurance adjusters, they hnd they
have every reason to feel that full justice
has been done them.
The, SAT- Lake City Band will en-
gineer an excursion froR Salt Lake,
OGDEN and Park City, ~ Cache and
Rear Lake Valleys, leaving here on the
Goth OF August. Low rates nave been
secured, and pleasant out Is assured.
The FIVE big Ioafers of the Salvation
Army are still disturbing the peace and
aulet in the neighborhoOd of this office,
Ihey are certainly strong enough ana
healthy enough to gain living by some
other means than torturlng their neigh
bOrs.
II GEORGE NJ. SCOTT & Co. can buy
out the interest OF the Allen estate IN
the ground where the fire recently oc-
curred, it is probable that that hrm and
the Auerbach's will join in the erection
of a fine business house. SO let 1t De
hoped.
THE UTAH Central will run an e1cur
sion to Syracuse on Wednesday next
This is the day selected by the ex-
cursionists from Logan, and an oppor-
tunity will De afforded many friends
who live a hundred miles apart to greet
each other.
FRom PRESENT appearances, the bath
ing season will not end much be-
lore the list of October. There is no ap-
parent diminution in the number OF
visitors, and the bathing resort people
watch the thermometer hold It's OWL
with tremors Of delight.
The BODY of Mrs Dimond, who was
drowned while attempting to eros:
Provo River in a wagon couple o.
months ago, has been recovered. Ii
VAS discovered by a couple OF young
girls. who we're out near che river 8
Couple of miles below where the &C
cideut occu rred.